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Coolest effect is to blowing air onto the hard drive (I tried both)
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The fan doesn't port the air around the HDD but blows it straight onto a localized portion of the drive.
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It's blowing air out the filter on the side and sucking it in through the unfiltered front
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If the fan is flipped over for proper air flow, as another reviewer did with his, its blades rub on the internal plastic grille on which the fan mounts, making a horrid clattering sound
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It was drawing air from the front opening and blowing out the side
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If you leave the fan in it's original position, it will suck air through the grate and out of the circular area
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Flip the fan over in its fan 'caddy' will correctly suck air from the side inlet
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Now air is sucked in from the side where the dust filter is- and exhausts out the front edge grill
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** that it blows air out to the side vent where it has dust filter (thus blocking airflow outwards)
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the air should be sucked IN through the circular vent, blown on the hard drive, and escape through the front grate
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The enclosure will still get warm on the outside to touch however and needs to be set down with adequate air space surrounding it
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so now it sucks air through the filter and blows it on the Disk
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One shouldn't have to re-engineer the mechanical design for proper air flow to provide efficient heat dissipation and reduce dust accumulation inside the case, or modify a base to keep it from falling off the case when it's picked up, or discover the Phillips screwdriver that's included is the wrong size
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Fan, on both of my enclosures, blows air out from the side
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so the filter does nothing to filter incoming cooling air
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There was also a piece of foam packed between the fan and the outside of the enclosure which I initially thought might be a filter, but the fan pulls air in the front and blows out the side so it wouldn't filter the air until after it had passed by the hard drive
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It proves that blowing air towards (to) the drive is more effective than pulling hot air out of the box
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Popped it back into the motor coil and so far everything working as it should.
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I don't like them because I have ears but they work as
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Works as it should.
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In my experiment, the original box is slightly warm, while the mod one is cool (as 'cold' as you can get)
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If your work space gets bumped a
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fantastic value and made well.i do want to complement them too much as they will jack up the price.just remember to keep the unit flat and with the fan
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It worked as it was supposed to and set up was easy.
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Its a drive enclosure, it works as it should
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Works as it says
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works as it should for an ide drive
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I used this to reclaim a
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Best of all I have had no i/o issues with the drive.